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Devmeshline

Funnel drop-off analysis that stays honest

We help Bangkok product and growth teams locate where journeys stall, separate thin samples from real friction, and leave with a ranked list of fixes—not another dashboard wallpaper.

Primary engagement

Most teams begin with a Funnel Drop-off Audit: agreed path definitions, annotated step rates, and a walkthrough that names the leaks worth fixing first.

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Related work you can request

Workshops, step reviews, and retainers—priced as informational ranges, booked through conversation.

  • Funnel Drop-off Audit

    A structured reading of your conversion path—step rates, leak points, and a ranked list of friction worth fixing first.

    From 34,000 THB · 5–8 business days

  • Step Friction Review

    Deep dive on one or two high-loss steps—form fields, permissions, pricing reveals—so the next experiment is grounded.

    From 26,500 THB · 4–6 business days

  • Path Reconstruction Workshop

    Half-day session to align product, growth, and analytics on the real intended path before charts start arguing.

    From 19,500 THB · Half day · on-site or remote

  • Funnel Monitoring Retainer

    Monthly refresh of agreed funnel views, commentary on material shifts, and a short briefing so leadership stays current.

    From 25,000 THB / month · Monthly · cancel anytime

What clients notice

Evidence from product and growth partners who needed clearer funnel stories.

“They showed us which step was actually leaking—and which one just looked dramatic because the sample was thin.”

Narin P. · Product lead, Bangkok fintech

“The workshop stopped our weekly chart arguments. We finally shared one definition of the path.”

Maya S. · Growth manager, consumer app

“Monthly packs are calm and useful. Leadership reads the narrative; we keep the experiment list honest.”

Chris L. · Analytics owner, marketplace

Bring a messy conversion path

Share your product context and we will suggest the smallest useful next step—workshop, audit, or monitoring.

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